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A photograph of a thatched-roof stall labelled "Nithyananda Galleria" in English and Tamil, with a banner portrait of a smiling woman in a sign labelled as Paramahamsa Nithyananda's publications. Two seated men sit at a wooden counter under the thatch, one in white clothes, with shelves of CDs, DVDs and books behind them and a framed portrait on a table. Potted plants and sandals sit on the dirt ground, and a saffron-and-red cloth hangs on the left. Orange flags are visible at the roof edge.

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A thatched-roof bookstall at an outdoor event, the a person Galleria, with a white banner reading Nithyananda Galleria and Tamil text, showing a portrait labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda. Shelves hold CDs, DVDs and books, and a white-clad man stands at a table near a seated vendor. Several people in white and a woman in a white sari with a red-and-orange shawl walk past the stall, and a man in a striped shirt with a backpack stands at the counter. A small framed picture of a deity hangs on the wall. The ground is dusty earth with bamboo poles supporting the palm-thatched roof.2008-04-19A long thatched-roof open pavilion on bare sandy ground, with saffron pennants along the roofline and rows of potted plants at the front. A wide blue and yellow banner reads Nithyananda Galleria beside a portrait of a woman, and smaller banners and framed prints stand along the front. A single seated person in white clothing sits under the shelter near a wooden table, and a white van is parked at the right edge.2009-08-06A thatched-roof stall selling a person products under a palm-leaf roof. A man in a light blue shirt and dark trousers stands at the counter facing a bearded man in white clothes who stands behind it. A seated man in a checked shirt sits at the left edge. Shelves hold bottles of herbal and ayurvedic products, and framed cards and booklets display portraits of religious figures. Wall racks show DVDs, cassettes and books. A green banner reads Nithyananda Galleria with Herbal and Ayurvedic Products, and a beige banner reads Life Galleria with DVDs, cassettes and books. A blue bus passes behind the stall.2008-08-03October 19 20082008-10-19August 03 20082008-08-03A roadside stall under a thatched palm-leaf roof sells a person herbal and ayurvedic products. A green banner reads NITHYANANDA GALLERIA with a portrait of a long-haired man and contact details, and a beige banner beside the shelves reads Nithyananda Gallery DVD, ACD and books. Shelves hold rows of bottles and jars. A man in a light blue shirt and grey trousers walks past the stall, an older man in white stands behind the counter, and a seated man in a checked shirt sits at the front. A blue bus and a large blank billboard are visible behind the fence. Dusty ground in the foreground.2008-08-03April 19 20082008-04-19A night-time photograph of a open-sided book and media stall under a corrugated metal roof with fluorescent tube lights. A large white banner reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam and Nithyananda Galleria, with a black-and-white portrait labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda showing a smiling figure with long hair, rudraksha beads and a light wrap. Red drapery lines the stall, and tables display books, CDs and DVDs. Several men in white shirts and trousers stand browsing, and one young person in a school-style uniform with a badge is at the front right. A second banner beside the stall advertises a book festival with portrait images.2008-04-27August 03 20092009-08-03October 19 20082008-10-19A photograph of a thatched-roof ashram building with a sandy courtyard in front. Several banners and printed posters are displayed on bamboo frames and fences, including a white banner with a blue-framed portrait of a saffron-robed figure and a red-and-white poster with a portrait of a figure in orange clothing. A small figure in white stands near the building entrance. Red flags are visible on the roof edge, and a green leafy decoration hangs on a bamboo frame. The banners carry Tamil text and a small figure in a yellow-orange printed poster on the right. A person in the background is the only physical human visible.2008-08-03December 14 20062006-12-14